Temps could take a drastic drop up to 20 degrees starting Tuesday, as a series of storms comes roaring through Southern California.
The record-warm weather that showed up and made Southern California the warmest place in the nation during the Christmas holiday is on its way out, and a drastic shift will soak southlanders through New Year’s Eve.
“That’s the first bigger rainmaker that will start out the parade of little weather systems here,” Roser said. Inland Empire and Orange County coastal areas should expect about ¾ of an inch through Wednesday morning, Roser said.It’s a warm storm, meaning snow levels are high in the 8,000-to 10,000-foot range, and mountains could get rain instead of snow. While that could be good news for drivers heading to the mountains who may not have to deal with chains, it will still make for slick roads and drivers should use caution.
As for concern around burn areas, the rainfall rates — which quantifies how much rain falls in an hour — are expected to be light. Surfers should use caution due to the strong rip currents and swell and also because of debris and bacteria that flows into the ocean following storms. Health agencies advise people to stay out of the ocean, especially near storm drains and river mouths, for at least 72 hours following rains.
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